Some how I've lived in the area my whole life and only just recently came here for the first time…read more My husband and I were both pleasantly surprised to see how large this place is. They have a lot of items for super cheap. While the stuff is all used and pretty well loved, it all seemed reasonably nice. I could see someone who loves restoring furniture having a grand old time in here. We got a decent table for only $9 that we plan on painting. They have a large selection of items in all their sections, including VHS tapes, clothes and vases. My husband and I plan on coming back often because the employees are kind and the items are great for a thrift store.

I really liked this store and the people who worked there. Sadly, it is now gone. Mosaic has taken…read moreover the building. In time it may develop into something worth visiting. When we went in the selection was sparse and expensive. Generally prices were two or three times as expensive as tho old Valueland.

Step back 6-7 Decades at the old named Murphys. The wooden floors have to be original. Our…read moreneighbor, as a kid worked there for years. You'll find about everything; from spices t o Souvenirs. Take a trip back decades!

I should've came here first! Love all the items! Great value. Bought my parents great gifts!…read more Definitely a must stop for souvenirs

nothing but cheap stuff from China. It's not for me. I'd rather spend a little more and get better…read morequality.

I had been excited to check out our new local Ollie's because I always love a good discount, so I…read morewas excited when husband found time to go with me yesterday. The store itself is ginormous and it was a tad overwhelming when I first walked in. After I stopped being intimidated by the store size I was able to get some great deals on things like laundry detergent and motion sensor lights for outside our home. I am looking forward to continuing to take advantage of the fantastic prices at Ollie's. I can see myself getting rugs and some more $10 bed sheets. I enjoyed exploring during my first visit but I can only imagine what I may find my second visit. Until next time!

There was an extremely long line for an extended amount of time, with only 1 out the 2 employees…read moreworking. When asked if she was able open another line she responded with "Im only backup" then proceeded to pace back and forth around the store. Where is the management? This store constantly reeks of body odor with limited selection of items. Wouldn't recommend

I felt like a kid in a candy store. My friend and I were so excited to see a Dollar Tree in St…read more Joe. The dollar stores in BH aren't kept clean and the employees just aren't up to par. Maybe it's because the store is new, but the store was well organized, clean and the employees for a dollar store were great. At any point I could easily find an employee to ask about something. The amount of variety was seriously surprising. I've never seen that amount of stuff I can actually use in a dollar store. Mini tools, leveling stuff, and hammers. Everything is $1, no more no less. I will definitely choose this as my go to dollar store.

Spoiled food, freezer burned frozen chicken, frozen corn bag was resealed and had freezer burn…read more Never again.

Hardings is a very convient grocery store that is also not overpriced.  If I wanted something quick…read moregrowing up, I'd sometimes even walk here growing up when I lived on South State Street. While it cod be argued that near by Martins is just as convenient and is better because it has more stuff, I have to disagree on the better part. There is a good variety of items and they are more often than not cheaper than other places. I would suggest coming here because of the staff, convenience and the prices.

My dryer broke a few weeks ago. This company went above and beyond. Excellent repair, affordable…read moreand GREAT customer service. Five stars (Yelp isn't letting me select 5 stars).

From the owner: Used Major Appliances, such as Washing Machines, Dryers, Refrigerators, Stoves and Freezers.read more

I would love to expand this store to Ann Arbor, MI. There are so many events that I wish I could…read morepick out an authentic outfit for.. as this is it!

I was in the store today and the two ladies who own the business could not have been nicer or more…read morewilling to help me. I need a hat for a formal event in London next month. Everything at Penney's was too large and $120! These two ladies helped me and were very honest on what would work. COULD NOT HAVE BEEN NICER! Will definitely go BACK!

This family owned and run enterprise is a great place to find that odd item that completes a…read moreproject. I buy lots of heavy duty casters from them for my business and the Turks are always friendly and helpful. The building is crammed full of surplus items they have picked up, so be prepared to search or ask one of the helpful staff. No telling what you'll find that you can't do without. Know that it is a SURPLUS store and things are not neatly organized on a shelf. But if you're willing to do a bit of searching there are treasures to find.

This is one of those really cool places to go to find odd bits and pieces you might need for…read moreprojects. Lots of hardware, nuts, bolts, screws, springs, casters (loads of casters), tools, etc. A bit pricey on some items, but the hardware prices are very reasonable. Lots of old bits and pieces from Heathkit Corp. You'll find stuff you didn't even know you needed!

This is a wonderful shop with gorgeous furniture! They specialize in Mission Oak and Craftsman…read morepieces and have high end pieces rarely found, especially so many all in one shop together. I love this type of furniture, so I enjoy looking around, but the prices are high. I found a couple of Mission Oak footstools I would have loved to have bought, but they were in the $400-500 range - for a simple footstool. Granted, not easy to find and in good shape, but that was more than I was willing to pay. Shop is located in St. Joseph, which is traditionally a wealthy area (Whirlpool Corporation is here, so be sure to notice the who-needs-a-house-that-big mansions along the lakeshore if you drive by). St. Joseph is a tourist and summer home area for people with money. The furniture here is desirable, beautiful, and hard to find. Those factors create high prices that others can and will pay. As for we middle class types, we continue to rummage out of the way antiques shops in hopes of a lucky find.

Super nice shop with really fine quality things. The dealer I bought from was wonderful, and the…read moremanager, Tamara, was exceptionally friendly and helpful.

very creative store with attractive prices. they have a wide assortment of decorative and useful…read morehome furnishings. the folks there are quite helpful and i felt welcome. they went out of their way to help me find a unique gift. a must stop if you're in st. joe.